Editorials- Page 14

When we interviewed her last week about incidents of intolerance at the schools, Superintendent Linda Dwight couldn’t have been clearer in speaking about the…

The Bromfield rock and the graffiti that one or more persons painted there have become something of a town Rorschach test. The symbolism of…

This issue of the Press marks our 10-year anniversary. We’re proud of this milestone, and we’re proud that, just like the community we serve,…

Because we live in a democracy, it’s the will of the people that determines who leads and who follows, but every citizen has a…

Early voting has been a huge success in Harvard (see story). Turnout was climbing past 20 percent on Wednesday morning. Voters whose travel plans…

Our report in last week’s police log that someone had painted anti-Islamic graffiti on a wall of the Depot Road Route 2 underpass was…

As this month’s exceptional hunter’s moon wanes, Harvard’s civic calendar waxes, topped by this coming Monday’s back-to-back Super Town Meeting and Special Town Meeting.…

Over the next few weeks, Havard citizens will be asked to do their civic duty and exercise the powers granted by our democracy, powers…

Investigating the pluses and minuses of hiring a recreation director has been a stated fiscal 2017 goal of the selectmen since they put their…

As the drought has increased in severity this summer and with forecasters predicting it will continue into December, many residents are wondering whether their…